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Let's recap what we've learnt about magnets!

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Let's recap what we've learnt about magnets!

by Emma Everitt
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What are Magnets ?

Magnets are special objects that attract or pull objects made of metals such as iron and steel .

A natural magnet is called a .



A magnet can attract materials .

Magnetic metals :
? Steel
? Iron
?
? Cobalt


Non - Magnetic metals :
? Gold
?
? Silver
? Copper

All non - metals such as glass and are - magnetic .



The ends of a magnet are called .

They are the North pole and the South pole .

The attraction of the magnet is at these two poles .



A freely - magnet points in the North - direction when it comes to a rest .

We can use a to identify the poles of the magnet .
The pole that points to the North on the compass is the pole .



When two magnets are placed near each other , they will either attract ( ) or repel ( ) each other .

Like poles each other .
Unlike poles each other .

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